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Compulsory liquidation FLAGSTONE ESTATES LTD

Thames Ditton06860950-compulsoryOrder dated 13/01/2021Updated 03/10/2026, 21:40
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FLAGSTONE ESTATES LTD in Thames Ditton (London) entered compulsory liquidation. The Official Receiver Or Croydon has been appointed as insolvency practitioner. The case reference is 06860950-compulsory. The principal activity of FLAGSTONE ESTATES LTD is development of building projects. 3 reports are available.

General information

NameFLAGSTONE ESTATES LTD
TownThames Ditton (London)
Company number06860950
Case no.06860950-compulsory
StatusCompulsory liquidation
Order date13/01/2021
Company typePrivate limited company
Incorporated on27/03/2009
Company statusdissolved
Dissolved on20/12/2021

Sector

GroupConstruction
Primary codeDevelopment of building projects (41100)

Offices and addresses

Registered office
Annecy Court Ferry Works, Summer Road
KT7 0QJ Thames Ditton

Related cases

09/12/202006860950-petitionWinding-up petition

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Notices

13/01/2021WindingUpOrder
3712032

Insolvency practitioner

The Official Receiver Or Croydon
Address11th Floor Southern House, CR0 1XN Croydon
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